I’m applying for a DTV Workcation visa in Hanoi, where I’m currently located, as a U.S. business owner.
I have all my documents ready: bank statements (USD 17,000 savings, weekly USD 1,000 transfers), tax returns, self-employment letter, and hotel confirmation.
I’m confused about the apostille for my business registration. The embassy says it proves my business’s legitimacy, but it takes 1-2 weeks to get from Utah. Some say Hanoi might accept a non-apostilled certified copy if financial proof is strong.
Has anyone applied for the Workcation DTV as a business owner in Hanoi? Did you need the apostille, or was a certified business registration enough? Any tips? Thanks!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is applying for a DTV Workcation visa in Hanoi as a U.S. business owner and is seeking clarification on whether an apostille is necessary for their business registration documents. They possess various financial and business documents but are unsure about the requirements after mixed advice. Comments from the community suggest that in many cases, a non-apostilled certified copy may be acceptable, especially if supported by strong financial evidence. Additional recommendations include providing a letter that states the user is allowed to work remotely and clarifying their role as a company employee.
Vietnam often approves without apostled docs. You have a tax return which shows you are working for legal firms and that is basically what they want to know.
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